- The Tallinn Town Hall is considered one of the symbols of the city, it is also the only fully preserved, Gothic building of municipal authorities in northern Europe.
- The weather vane of Old Thomas that adorns the top of the town hall tower was added in 1530 and is iconic to Tallinn.
- For a Danish architect it is a special honor to design the new town hall of Tallinn – cause after all – they designed our flag.
- Nothing says power like the impressive Gothic Town Hall that dominates medieval Tallinn's main square.
- Tallinn Town Hall, completed in 1404, is the only surviving Gothic town hall in northern Europe.
- Tallinn Town Hall is the main part of Tallinn's historical background. The current Town Hall building, located south of Raekoja Square, dates back to 1404.
- Old Thomas (Vana Toomas), Tallinn’s symbol and guardian, has been keeping watch from his perch on the town hall's weathervane since 1530, although his…
- Town Hall Square (also known as Old Town Square / Raekoja Plats) is the beating heart of the lower half of Tallinn’s Old Town.
- This was an exceedingly well curated tour of Tallinn's medieval town hall. If you're a medieval buff like me then I'd urge you to visit.
- One of the most impressive tourist sights in Tallinn, most probably is Tallinn Town hall square and its surrounding restaurants and cafes.